英语词汇cake怎么读，是什么意思，单词翻译、读音、固定搭配用法和短语词组及例句-英汉双解词典

¹ cake /ˈkeɪk/ noun

plural cakes

¹ cake

/ˈkeɪk/

noun

plural cakes

Learner's definition of CAKE

: a sweet baked food made from a mixture of flour, sugar, and other ingredients (such as eggs and butter)蛋糕

[count]

I made/baked three cakes for the party.我为这次聚会烤了三个蛋糕。
He blew out the candles on his birthday cake.他吹灭了生日蛋糕上的蜡烛。
a wedding cake婚庆蛋糕

[noncount]

a slice/piece of chocolate cake一片/一块巧克力蛋糕

— often used before another noun常用于另名词前

(US) a cake pan = (Brit) a cake tin蛋糕烤盘
cake mix [=a combination of all the dry ingredients needed to make a cake]蛋糕粉

— see picture at baking; see also fruitcake, pound cake, sponge cake, tea cake, upside-down cake

[count] : a mixture of food that has been shaped into a ball or a flat round shape and baked or fried糕饼；饼状食品

crab/clam/rice cakes蟹肉饼；蛤肉饼；年糕
potato cakes土豆饼

— see also fish cake, pancake

[count] : something that is shaped like a rectangular block块状物

a cake of soap = a soap cake一块肥皂

[noncount] US, informal : something that is very easy to do轻而易举的事

That test was cake.那次测试太容易了。

— see also piece of cake

a slice of the cake

British

: a portion or share of something某物其中的一份

My business partner agreed to split the profits equally, but I know he wanted a bigger slice of the cake. [=piece/slice/share of the pie]尽管我的商业伙伴答应利润均分，但我知道他想要更大的一份

have your cake and eat it too

(US) or British have your cake and eat it

: to have or enjoy the good parts of something without having or dealing with the bad parts得其利而无其弊；利益兼得

They seem to think they can have their cake and eat it too by having excellent schools for their son without paying high taxes.他们似乎认为自己可以利益兼得，既让儿子上好学校，还不用缴纳高额税款。

icing on the cake

— see icing

take the cake

chiefly US

: to win the prize in a contest — used to describe something that is extremely surprising, foolish, annoying, etc.空前惊人；极其愚蠢；极其讨厌

You've done some silly things, but this one really takes the cake! [=(Brit) takes the biscuit] [=this is the silliest thing you have ever done]你以前是做过一些蠢事，可这次真是笨到家了！

² cake /ˈkeɪk/ verb

cakes; caked; caking

² cake

/ˈkeɪk/

verb

cakes; caked; caking

Learner's definition of CAKE

[+ object] : to cover something with an outer layer that becomes hard as it dries使覆盖（一层干后即变硬的东西）— usually used as (be) caked通常用作(be) caked

Mud was caked all over the sides of his truck. = The sides of his truck were caked [=covered] in/with mud.他的卡车两侧糊满了泥浆。

[no object] : to become dry and hard（干后）结成硬块

The mud had caked on his boots.泥浆沾在了他的靴子上。

单词	cake
释义	cake (verb) cake 20 ENTRIES FOUND: cake (noun) cake (verb) angel food cake (noun) Christmas cake (noun) coffee cake (noun) devil's food cake (noun) fairy cake (noun) fish cake (noun) griddle cake (noun) layer cake (noun) pat-a-cake patty-cake (noun) piece of cake (noun) pound cake (noun) sponge cake (noun) tea cake (noun) upside-down cake (noun) eat (verb) icing (noun) slice (noun) ¹ cake /ˈkeɪk/ noun plural cakes ¹ cake /ˈkeɪk/ noun plural cakes Learner's definition of CAKE 1 : a sweet baked food made from a mixture of flour, sugar, and other ingredients (such as eggs and butter)蛋糕 [count] I made/baked three cakes for the party.我为这次聚会烤了三个蛋糕。 He blew out the candles on his birthday cake.他吹灭了生日蛋糕上的蜡烛。 a wedding cake婚庆蛋糕 [noncount] a slice/piece of chocolate cake一片/一块巧克力蛋糕 — often used before another noun常用于另名词前 (US) a cake pan = (Brit) a cake tin蛋糕烤盘 cake mix [=a combination of all the dry ingredients needed to make a cake]蛋糕粉 — see picture at baking; see also fruitcake, pound cake, sponge cake, tea cake, upside-down cake 2 [count] : a mixture of food that has been shaped into a ball or a flat round shape and baked or fried糕饼；饼状食品 crab/clam/rice cakes蟹肉饼；蛤肉饼；年糕 potato cakes土豆饼 — see also fish cake, pancake 3 [count] : something that is shaped like a rectangular block块状物 a cake of soap = a soap cake一块肥皂 4 [noncount] US, informal : something that is very easy to do轻而易举的事 That test was cake.那次测试太容易了。 — see also piece of cake a slice of the cake British : a portion or share of something某物其中的一份 My business partner agreed to split the profits equally, but I know he wanted a bigger slice of the cake. [=piece/slice/share of the pie]尽管我的商业伙伴答应利润均分，但我知道他想要更大的一份 have your cake and eat it too (US) or British have your cake and eat it : to have or enjoy the good parts of something without having or dealing with the bad parts得其利而无其弊；利益兼得 They seem to think they can have their cake and eat it too by having excellent schools for their son without paying high taxes.他们似乎认为自己可以利益兼得，既让儿子上好学校，还不用缴纳高额税款。 icing on the cake — see icing take the cake chiefly US : to win the prize in a contest — used to describe something that is extremely surprising, foolish, annoying, etc.空前惊人；极其愚蠢；极其讨厌 You've done some silly things, but this one really takes the cake! [=(Brit) takes the biscuit] [=this is the silliest thing you have ever done]你以前是做过一些蠢事，可这次真是笨到家了！ ² cake /ˈkeɪk/ verb cakes; caked; caking ² cake /ˈkeɪk/ verb cakes; caked; caking Learner's definition of CAKE 1 [+ object] : to cover something with an outer layer that becomes hard as it dries使覆盖（一层干后即变硬的东西）— usually used as (be) caked通常用作(be) caked Mud was caked all over the sides of his truck. = The sides of his truck were caked [=covered] in/with mud.他的卡车两侧糊满了泥浆。 2 [no object] : to become dry and hard（干后）结成硬块 The mud had caked on his boots.泥浆沾在了他的靴子上。
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